Patient's question:
Having been married for over ten years, my husband has always been very loving and caring towards me. However, apart from a serious illness, the one thing I worry about him is his benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). I would like to consult and find out which hospital is the best for treating BPH. I don’t want him to feel pain down there every day.Doctor's answer:
For the treatment of male benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), also known as fibrosis, it must be taken seriously. Mild fibrosis can be treated with medication, but if it is more severe, surgery may need to be considered. It is advisable to consult with a urologist for a follow-up to determine if surgical treatment is necessary. Additionally, it is important to investigate the underlying causes. For middle-aged and elderly men, if there are poor lifestyle factors such as prolonged sitting with urine retention, smoking, alcohol consumption, staying up late, or excessive sexual activity, they are more likely to develop prostate diseases.